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Now in his fifth season with the Terps, wide receiver Carlos Carriere is having a career year. “I’ve learned a lot from these trials and tribulations,” Carriere said. “… It’s been a crazy ride. I’m glad with where I am and just excited to keep working and grinding.”
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Jacob Steinberg breaks down three things to look for when Maryland football hosts Penn State Nov. 6, including which Maryland wide receiver will step up.
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For the second time in three seasons, Terps WR Jeshaun Jones faces the mental and physical challenge of coming back from a season-ending injury, and head coach Michael Locksley is making sure Jones and other injured Terps remain involved with the team and stay positive.
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Jacob Steinberg shares five key numbers from Maryland’s 38-35 win against Indiana, from senior Carlos Carriere’s 134 receiving yards to the Terps’ red-zone efficiency.
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Former Terps stars E.J. Henderson and Shaun Hill remember their first impressions of Ralph Friedgen and the road to the 2001 ACC title. “When he first got here, I think we thought they were overdoing it, trying to prove a point about being a new staff,” Henderson said.
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Jacob Steinberg breaks down three things to look for when Maryland football faces Indiana Oct. 30 as the Terps look to halt their three-game losing streak.
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With Maryland honoring Ralph Friedgen and the 2001 ACC title team at the Terps’ game against Indiana Oct. 30, Mike Ashley shares his memories of covering Friedgen and the team 20 years ago.
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Maryland allowed 326 rushing yards to Minnesota Oct. 23, part of a 34-16 loss in Minneapolis. “To have two weeks to prepare and still give up that type of yardage in the run game is unacceptable,” Terps head coach Michael Locksley said.
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Jacob Steinberg breaks down three things to look for when Maryland football faces Minnesota Oct. 23, including whether the Terps can protect the football more effectively than they did against Iowa and Ohio State.
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“We’ve got a lot of work to do through recruiting, through our roster development and all those aspects to be able to compete against those types of teams and play at that level,” Maryland head coach Michael Locksley said after his team’s 66-17 loss to Ohio State Oct. 9.
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